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Hurricane Maria may be the most destructive storm in Puerto Rico's history
This may be the first Category 4 or 5 storm to strike Puerto Rico in most residents' lifetimes.
Historic Hurricane Maria barrels toward potentially catastrophic landfall in Puerto Rico
The Category 5 storm devastated the tiny island of Dominica, and poses a massive threat to Puerto Rico.
Prime minister posts harrowing account of hurricane on Facebook
"My roof is gone. I am at the complete mercy of the hurricane."
This island restaurant plans to keep serving food as a second hurricane looms
Maria is a category 3 storm that might steamroll whatever is still upright on Saint John, but this restaurant's staff have decided to stay.
Hurricane Maria rapidly intensifies, aims for a rare, devastating direct hit on Puerto Rico
Powerful Hurricane Maria is going to hit some of the same areas that Hurricane Irma did.
There are 3 named storms in the Atlantic, but Hurricane Maria is the one to watch
Hurricane Maria could strike some of the same areas that Hurricane Irma devastated earlier in September.
You can make astronomy a bona fide hobby with this telescope—for under $60
Reach for the stars.
By Team Commerce
This pitch-black 'hot Jupiter' orbits an alien star and is darker than asphalt
WASP-12b is a weird one.
A farmer's reunion with his animals after Hurricane Harvey will leave you needing tissues
If this doesn't make you cry... nothing will.
By Ryan Sedmak
After Irma, Barbuda's 300-year-old civilization 'extinguished'
The Ambassador from Barbuda and Antigua delivers a chilling report from the island nation.
By Rachel Kraus
Here we go again: Another hurricane, Jose, threatens the East Coast of the U.S.
From North Carolina to Massachusetts, millions should keep a wary eye on Hurricane Jose.
Cassini's final image of Saturn shows the spot where it was doomed to die
Bye, bye, Cassini.
Earth sends Cassini a whole lot of love after the mission comes to a bittersweet end
Ya done good, Cassini. RIP.
Mission controllers reacting to the end of the Cassini mission at Saturn will make you emotional
I'm not crying, I've just got something in my eye.
Cassini, one of humanity's best spacecraft, is officially dead at Saturn
We'll miss you, robotic friend.
Cassini says goodbye with its final photos from Saturn
Your last postcards from Saturn.
Trump calls Hurricanes Harvey and Irma the biggest storms ever, until climate change comes up
These are either the worst storms we've ever seen or totally normal. Pick one, Mr. President.
Hurricane Irma again demonstrated the inferiority of the top U.S. weather model
The European model won. Again.
We won't know about Cassini's death at Saturn until 83 minutes after it happens
NASA scientists will still receive signals from Cassini 83 minutes after its death at Saturn.
By Mark Kaufman
The Cassini spacecraft will crash into Saturn to save its moons
It's all so poetic.
